Memphis Yeshiva Invitational Tips Off Thursday Morning

The 17th annual Memphis Yeshiva Invitational tips off Thursday morning with four play-in games that will determine the 13th through 16th seeds in the Tier 1 qualifiers in the afternoon.

Here’s the Thursday schedule:

9:30
#13 HANC vs #20 Hillel Pittsburgh
#16 Rochelle Zell vs #17 Mekor Chaim

11:00
#14 MTA vs #19 Cooper Memphis
#15 Jewish Day School vs #18 Mesivta Philadelphia

Tier 1 Qualifying

1:30 - #8 TABC vs #9 North Shore H.A.
1:45 - #7 Magen David vs #10 Fasman Yeshiva
2:00 - #6 YULA vs #11 JEC
3:00 - #5 Heichal vs #12 HAFTR
3:15 - #1 Valley Wolfpack vs Rochelle Zell-Mekor Chaim winner
3:30 - #2 Jewish Culture vs Jewish Day School-Mesivta winner
4:30 - #4 Katz YHS vs HANC-Hillel Pittsburgh winner
4:45 - #3 Hillel NJ vs MTA-Cooper Memphis winner

For the full schedule, livestreams and results go to MemphisInvitational.com

National Results -Boys & Girls - Oct. 26-27, 2026

GIRLS

SOUTHEAST

MHEA 65 Margolin 35

The Macs fell in their season opener despite 26 points from Abby Lewis.

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Frisch 61 Hillel 46

Eden Citron led the Cougars (2-0; 3-2) with 12 points. Danielle Shalom scored 17 for the Heat (2-1).

Flatbush 34 HAFTR 20

Ma’ayanot 44 Magen David 15

BOYS

SOUTHEAST

Cooper Memphis 45 Memphis Collegiate 15

Daniel Kahane led the Macs with 16 points in their season opener.

YESHVA LEAGUE

Ramaz 56 Waterbury Yeshiva 39

Noah Hiltzik scored 16 points to lead the Rams (1-0, 5-3), Emanuel Kushner added 13 and Edward Ash had 12. Dovid Grajower had 17 points for the Wolfpack (1-2).

National Results - Oct. 25, 2026

BOYS

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Hillel 61 MTA 15

The visiting Heat (2-0; 7-0) opened the game on a 28-0 run to stay unbeaten, ruining the Lions’ season opener.

TABC 77 Waterbury Yeshiva 41

Ozzy Moskowitz led the Storm (1-1) with 19 points and Shai Bickel added 13. Yechiel Benayon had 10 points for the Wolfpack (1-1).

Magen David 74 Rambam 39

Soly Hasbani scored 24 points on 11-of-14 shooting as the Warriors (3-1) won their league opener. The Ravens (1-2; 1-4) got 15 points from Sam Augenbaum and 13 from Nate Cohen.

GIRLS

YESHIVA LEAGUE

Hillel 48 Magen David 35

Arly Missry scored 19 points and Danielle Shalom had 18 to lead the Heat (2-0). The Warriors dropped to 0-2.

GLOUBERMAN TOURNAMENT - Saturday Night (Sunday)

GIRLS

Championship

Firehawks 58 SAR 53

The host Firehawks (5-0) turned an 8-point 3rd quarter deficit into a 10-point lead and then held on over the final two minutes to deny the Sting (5-1) a repeat title. Marielle Bitran had 18 points, all on 3-pointers including three straight in the 3rd to give the Firehawks the lead. Gabriella Ackermann added 15 points and Lee Haber had 11. Ava Cohen led SAR with 25 points and Raelli Sokol added 16.

BOYS

Semifinals

L.A. Panthers 48 Jewish Culture 41

Kobi Mahler led the Panthers (3-1) with 20 points, Noah Hendeles added 12 and Saadya Williams had 10. David Albilia had 15 points for the Lions (4-1).

Frisch 55 Firehawks 35

Isaac Stepner led the Cougars (4-0) with 19 points. Ben Jacobson had 17 for the Firehawks (3-2).

Championship

Frisch 55 L.A. Panthers 31

The Cougars (5-0) used a 24-1 run to end the 1st half to take control and the Panthers (2-2) could never get closer than 16 points. The Panthers hit a field goal in the opening minutes of the game and their next one came two minutes into the third quarter. Isaac Stepner led Frisch with 21 points. Noah Hendeles had 19 for the Panthers, all in the 2nd half.

Glouberman Tournament - Friday Results

BOYS

Quarterfinals

#1 Jewish Culture 79 #8 SAR 52

Idan Ovadia scored 24 points, Mica Hazan had 16 and David Albilia added 14 to lead the Lions (4-0). Bar Ellis paced the Sting (1-3) with 13 points and Manu Weibke had 11.

#7 Firehawks 58 #2 Ramaz 54

Ben Jacobson scored 28 points and Michael Dweck added 14 for the hosts (2-1), Noah Hiltzik led the Rams (4-3) with 25 points and Edward Ash had 15.

#3 Frisch 41 #6 H.A. Miami 38

Jacob Gervis led the Cougars (3-0) with 12 points and Simon Fischman added 11. Simcha Rosenberg had 25 points for the Warriors (1-2).

#4 LA Panthers 64 #5 Fuchs Mizrachi 39

Noah Hendeles led the Panthers (2-1) with 16 points and Jacob Hami and Kobi Mahler added 12 each. Moshe Jacobs had 12 points for the Mayhem (1-2).

GIRLS

Quarterfinals

#1 SAR 51 #8 Fuchs Mizrachi 34

Ava Cohen led the Sting (4-0) with 15 points and Lula Glezerman added 10. Mayan Bergman had 18 points for the Mayhem (0-3).

#2 Firehawks 73 #7 Ma’ayanot 51

#3 YULA 63 #6 Ramaz 34

#4 North Shore H.A. 36 #5 Frisch 26

Dillan Haghighat led the Lions (2-1) with 16 points.

SEMIFINALS

SAR 44 North Shore H.A. 35

Raelli Sokol led the Sting (5-0) with 18 points and Ava Cohen added 10. Dillan Haghigaht scored 15 points for the Lions

Firehawks 83 LA Panthers 77

The hosts (4-0) scored the final 13 points to advance to the championship game, overcoming a 44-point performance by the Panthers’ Shishi Abramson. Gabriela Ackermann and Lee Haber each had 26 points for the Firehawks and Marielle Bitran scored 11. Naami Rosenblatt added 23 points for the Panthers (2-2).